PER CURIAM.
The appellants claim error in the trial court's failure to set aside a clerk's default where a "paper" was filed prior to the default. The appellees essentially allege that the clerk's default was appropriate because the paper, a letter, was, as a matter of law, interposed for delay. We reverse.
Twenty-three days after service, the plaintiffs applied for a clerk's default. Two days later, the Ziffs filed a letter on behalf of themselves and Black...
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